| Chrkeller said:
TBH, I am in board meetings for work. I can assure you they are getting their money one way or another. Hell it could involve having 5 people do the work of 10 and reducing operating costs. Ain't no board taking a huge hit on their money, it will 100% be passed on, full stop. Going robotics, using AI, outsourcing, etc, etc. The board is getting their money. |
If there are opportunities for reducing costs without affecting revenue and further maximizing profits, why aren't they already pursuing them independent of a prospective tax change?
At the margins the incentive is the same whether there is a tax increase or not.
If a company has 5% YoY growth and potentially can reduce costs to get 7% YoY growth they're going to aim to do that just the same as if they get 2% YoY growth and want 4%.
